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Covid-19 employee testing keeps OMRF running strong

January 19, 2021

Each week, 300-plus OMRF employees are tested for Covid-19 using a process developed by foundation scientists.

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OMRF testing new drug that could reverse some types of vision loss

October 7, 2020

Vision loss plagues millions of Americans each year. Right here in the Sooner State, a team of researchers is working to fight it.

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OMRF discovery holds potential for reversing vision loss

October 6, 2020

OMRF scientists have identified a compound that could give birth to therapies for a host of eye diseases.

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COVID research could impact other projects, OMRF says

September 28, 2020

What kind of affect this will have fighting other diseases is tough to calculate now, but OMRF doctors said it will no doubt have an impact.

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OMRF Says COVID Research Could Impact Other Projects

September 28, 2020

The potential life-saving advancements made in COVID research is extraordinarily important, but it’s coming at the expense of other research.

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OMRF seeks volunteers for sarcoidosis research

September 22, 2020

To participate or for more information, please contact OMRF’s Sarcoidosis Research Unit at 405-271-2504, 800-605-7447 or sru@omrf.org.

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